Seoul, South Korea – South Korean bond yields witnessed fluctuations in the latest trading session, with notable changes across various maturities.
According to Yonhap News Agency, Treasury bills (TB) for one-year, two-year, and three-year terms have experienced increases of 2.7 basis points, 3.7 basis points, and 4.1 basis points respectively, reflecting a slight upward movement in short-term borrowing costs. The ten-year TBs also saw an increase by 2.1 basis points. Meanwhile, the two-year municipal securities bonds (MSB) recorded a 5.0 basis point rise. The three-year corporate bonds (CB) rated AA- increased by 2.2 basis points. However, the 91-day certificates of deposit (CD) remained unchanged.